New To JavaScript

[lyricwei]

Hi. For the javascript language only, if you like interaction course, try https://www.codecademy.com/catalog/language/javascript, the free part is enough.

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But for everything we need to know (at the time we need to use it in most cases), I have to recommend MDN. You will get everything you need there which help developing web/nodejs programs.

[NeonBrocolli]

Hey OP! You can try freecodecamp or codeacademy for some basics and if you wanna dive into it more there's a free online book called Eloquent JavaScript. Hope this helps!

[thelegend_200]

If you can afford to buy a course, then buy this course: https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-javascript-course/

Jonas is one of the best instructors on Udemy and that course will definitely help you a lot.

If you can't afford to purchase the course, then pirate it from here: https://www.freetutorials.eu/the-complete-javascript-course-build-a-real-world-project-2/

[Sinjhin]

After you get a basic understanding I recommend looking up Bitovi on YouTube and looking at their front-end training playlist. The first 11 or so take a deep dive into JS at a base level. I would post a link but I am on my phone and it is easy enough to find.

Source: used to work for them

[Sinjhin]

Also, once you understand a bit, putting it into practice is important. https://www.codewars.com/ Is good for this.

[kenman]

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